Replace rear light bulb

Likely a bulb if only a certain area has gone dark. Gauge clusters like yours have several bulbs to light the cluster. However, it may not be easy to get to them.

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should be two screws that would remove the cover. that would get you access the the bulb.

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The entire bed line will need to be removed. The long screws that hold the metal bracet where the bed extender attaches also hold the tail light assembly in place.
I pulled the bed liner up at a 45 degree angle and layed it on top of the cab. This revealed the screws. Take both screws out and lay to the side along with the metal bracket for the bed extender.
Now firmly grab the edges of the tail light assembly and pull...there are 2 hard rubber nipples that snap in to hold the assembly. You will feel like you might break it but you won't..just pull straight back hard. The assembly will "POP" out and then you can just twist the back of each bulb there are (3) and pull out..now you will see the bulbs..just pull the bad bulb straight out and push the new one into place. Now just reassemble. Total time will be 30-45 min. for this repair.

Not familiar with this model, however see if there are bolts or screws on the side of the tail lamp assembly when you open the tail gate.  Once you remove screws, entire taillamp assembly will come out, and you can then get to back side of tail light to replace bulbs.  This is normal bulb replacement for other pickups like toyota, ford.  Hope this helps!!

look for screw inside the bed area, adjacent to the tailight covers. Remove two screws, and the taillight assembly pulls out

I had to do this a few years back. If memory serves, there is a screw(s)/bolt(s) that you have to access from the bed-side of the light. If I remember correctly, the screw was part of a bracket that served some other purpose (like where the tail-gate cable attached to the body, or something like that). I have a bed-liner and that had to be pulled to the side while unscrewing and screwing back in. Once you get that scew(s) out, there's really nothing to it. Sorry for being so vague, but it was several years ago.

do you have a bed liner?? if so, you need to move the bed liner away from the rear lights in back to access the screws that hold the tail light in. on the side of the bed right by the tail light are 2 screws holding the light in. remove screws, remove tail light replace bulbs, re-assemble.